Signal k. Plug-in draw Lake level data from corps of Engineers

[Rjn9533]

As a boater who has always had boats on the large lakes in Texas, we are constantly pulling the lake level from the corps of Engineers website. It would be a neat tool to be able to integrate the current lake level on a KIP dashboard so we know the depth offsets for our GPS charts with just a glance.

The corps of Engineers does offer data through their API interface

[bradharley]

Have you thought of using node red to pull the data and inject it into signalk?Brad Harley. — Sent from my iPhoneOn Jul 29, 2025, at 12:57, Rjn9533 ***@***.***> wrote: As a boater who has always had boats on the large lakes in Texas, we are constantly pulling the lake level from the corps of Engineers website. It would be a neat tool to be able to integrate the current lake level on a KIP dashboard so we know the depth offsets for our GPS charts with just a glance. The corps of Engineers does offer data through their API interface —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Rjn9533]

i have not gotten into using Node Red yet. I am new to this and have setup my OpenCPN system on a raspberry PI 5 with an MacAuther Hat and still learning. I have come up against a huge block trying to integrate Sensesp into my system to connect to an ESP32 in my bilge wirelessly to send temps, rudder angle and battery voltages via wifi to my raspberry PI5 at the main helm.

I have posted my issue on Discord but no response yet so im stuck